Owen O'Kane

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Gemma Cairney: “We need mischief in our lives” Sisterhood and challenging the status quo

How do you find joy in the darkest of times? Broadcaster, writer and DJ Gemma Cairney has some ideas. She joins Fearne in the Happy Place studio to talk about sisterhood, shame and subverting the status quo.Fearne and Gemma go way back. From their heady days on Radio 1, to trudgi ...  Show more

Chris Olsen: “Addiction is so complicated because there’s no right answer”

TikToker Chris Olsen shot to stardom during the pandemic. But while all eyes were on his viral videos, he was struggling to forgive himself for the challenges of his past.In this candid conversation, Chris sits down with Fearne in New York City to talk about fame, recovery, and h ...  Show more

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#255: The Secret to Mental Wellbeing and Stepping Out of Suffering with Psychotherapist Owen O'Kane
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#190 Reduce your anxiety in 10 minutes with Owen O’Kane
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There are a few problems with therapy. It’s often hard to access, it can be costly, it’s hard to find the time to engage with a therapist and there is still, of course, a huge stigma around it.But we know that it is a scientifically proven method of improving mental wellness. It ...  Show more